LITTLE MOUNTAIN, S.C. – A significant piece of Richland County history was honored on March 22 as Pine Grove AME Church unveiled a new historical marker, recognizing its 157 years of worship, outreach, and education.
Richland County Councilman Jason Branham (District 1) delivered remarks at the event, celebrating the church’s longstanding impact on the community. Also in attendance was Charles Weber, vice chair of the Richland County Conservation Commission, who helped mark the occasion.
As part of the ceremony, a proclamation was presented to Rev. Jannie Collier, Pine Grove AME’s pastor, on behalf of Richland County, honoring the church’s deep-rooted history and commitment to faith and service.
The unveiling of the historical marker ensures that future generations will recognize and appreciate the legacy of Pine Grove AME Church—a cornerstone of faith and community for over a century and a half.
